Right, can someone make a decision for me ......... shall I have another sloe gin while I watch Sherlock? Or shall I knit ............. the two things don't go together ............
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I've never tried sloe gin either, Dove - I'm not much of a drinker, so I think it might kick me under the table...
I know what you lot mean about being too full for the last bit of Christmas pudding. We didn't really stuff ourselves over the festive season, but I suspect it's the cumulative effect which matters.
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Ooooooh,Christmas cake and cheese..........
A bit of cheddar then?Going to have some with the last of the Port I think. Verd...2 slices coming your way
I was really looking forward to the last helping of Christmas pudding that I left in the fridge and someone has eaten it!
I was a nurse, seen lots of naked men so didn't mean much to me, but it's not worth falling out over it.
Off to watch Sherlock.
Right, can someone make a decision for me ......... shall I have another sloe gin while I watch Sherlock? Or shall I knit ............. the two things don't go together ............
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Have a sip of sloe gin in between knitting, Dove
Not watching Sherlock, OH has put it on record. We need an early night, past 10pm here.
It's a complicated pattern BL - I don't think a second sloe gin will do a lot for it's regularity
Decision made - knitting has gone back into the bag - sloe gin is being poured .... anyone want one? This batch was made in 2004
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Pdoc, I'm not wanting to fall out and I do agree that Edd was probably being a bit daft. But I .....oh heck , I'm going to keep my thoughts to myself.
Dove, I'd rather have a bacardi and coke, not sure I'd like sloe gin.
Happy new year!
Oooh I think you would SGL - it's sweet and fruity with a kick .... very more-ish
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I've never tried sloe gin either, Dove - I'm not much of a drinker, so I think it might kick me under the table...
I know what you lot mean about being too full for the last bit of Christmas pudding. We didn't really stuff ourselves over the festive season, but I suspect it's the cumulative effect which matters.
Thank you all for your companionship and support during the past year. Please don't let misunderstandings spoil this lovely forum!
I've never tried sloe gin either,but if you are offering ......................I'm willing to give it a go!